You get just enough information about the world around you to sort of figure out where and when you are, but not quite enough for my taste. I kept wanting MORE so I could try to place my mind where they are at in terms of technology etc. Of course, there was something that I figured out about halfway through and it BUGGED THE HECK out of me that NO ONE ELSE in the book had figured it out! I felt like it was brazenly obvious. But maybe that's how life is; we can't see what is obvious because we are in the middle of it (no doubt with emotions and other distractions), but if we were to write out a current situation in prose, from the point of an observer or narrator other than ourselves, it would become painfully obvious.
I've got a long line of other books that I need to finish before I can continue on in this series, so while it was extremely captivating, it isn't like some other series where I just HAVE to stop everything and read the next one before I go to anything else. Overall, I gave this book 4 stars on Goodreads.
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